we talk to michigan senator gary peters. >> it's a basic right in this country. they can't wait any longer. >>> also, meet the new trump. same as the old trump. >> i've said some things in fun. a lot of that was entertainment. >> is it all just a big act? >>> and on the democratic side, will bernie sanders know when to say when? >> if we do not have a majority, i think it's going to be very hard for us to win. >>> plus, why harriet tubman matters. >>> and a unique side of prince that you won't hear about anywhere else. >>> good morning. i'm al sharpton from miami today. we start this morning with the flint water crisis. tomorrow marks exactly two years since michigan officials began poisoning their own citizens. that's the day the city stopped getting water from the detroit system and started getting it from the flint river. the city's emergency manager who reported directly to republican governor rick snider ordered the switch. here's the instant it happened. >> here's to flint. >> here's to flint. >> hear, hear. >> here's our moment, so i think we need a countd

we talk to michigan senator gary peters. >> it's a basic right in this country.hey can't wait any longer. >>> also, meet the new trump. same as the old trump. >> i've said some things in fun. a lot of that was entertainment. >> is it all just a big act? >>> and on the democratic side, will bernie sanders know when to say when? >> if we do not have a majority, i think it's going to be very hard for us to win. >>> plus, why harriet tubman matters. >>> and a unique side of prince that you won't hear about anywhere else.

gary peters: thank you. you canartenstein-ross: see some of this bear out statistically. this might be a little bit dated, but the last time i looked into this, the average muslim have a higher level of education than the average american. the average muslim in the united states had also a higher level of employment/socioeconomic status, which speaks to relative levels of integration. i'd also caution, i think that there are lessons that europe could learn from the united states, but the u.s. is fairly unique in its identity as being a nation of immigrants. i mean, i mean, i travel the world a lot, as does everyone on this panel, and i can't think of many other societies other than canada where you don't have integration problems and i don't mean muslim integration problems, but from, you know, any sort of class. just in general throughout the world, you have a much more rigid set of identity than we have in the united states. and so, i wouldn't think of there being a quick fix in terms of lessons from ameri

peter winston. roger blaine. lisa armstrong. and gary frick,jr. now guys, guys, i need you to listen up here, okay? now look, here's what you're going to do. gary, get in the back. you don't get it the front. get in the back. now look, no butt sniffing, no fooling around, you guys. i want you to just get out there, and you got to predict what team is going to win, okay? you got it? all right, perfect. i love you guys. here we go. let's release the puppies, go. go for it. [ audience aws ] who is it going to be? looks like syracuse in the lead. [ cheers and applause ] oh, he snuck in there. gary! gary, focus up! oh, no, look. it looks like we -- oh no, it's a tie -- it's a tie-breaker. it's north carolina! that's the winner right there, you guys! [ cheers and applause ] we have a winner. north carolina will be crowned the 2016 national champs. you heard it here first. enjoy the final four, everybody. we'll be right back with thank you notes. hey buddy. [ cheers and applause ] some people know to thrive under pressure. to reject the status quo. and t

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gary will be calling him very quickly. jim: kokrak still has a lot to play for. luke donald is in that bunker. peter: he's got 197 yards and 7-iron. coming into today, this was the 10th time that luke had a 54-hole lead and he's really only converted two of those into wins. jim: three would be huge for kokrak but he's going to have to hole it from all off that right side. a big miss. nick: you could see in his shoulders before he even hit, that he was looking slumped, dejected. you have to stay with it. it's worth a few shillings the last hole. jim: dottie pepper, it's always fun to interview a champion fresh off a victory. it's all yours. dottie: thank you, jim. you went from missing the cut last week at augusta national to coming here and walking away with your first pga tour win. what was the difference? >> just the putting pretty much. this has putt me on the map a little. finished up 10th and i was really aiming to get back to this place. had some fun memories. i like the type of golf you have to play on this place and it's worked this week. dottie: you played a virtually flawless wound -- roun

gary. >> hello good evening my name is peter i'm the attorney for the permit holder 3 basic issues to goo what i think that is easier if people know where we're going first give you a little bit of background second two arguments to why the appeal to be denied and 3 other issues the commissioners should think about first of all, the background that had been confirmed by mr. sanchez today is that on january 27, 2016, permit was filed with dbi for revision to the permit that approved the deck updated the measurement and following and compromise by the appellant on january 29th the permit was approved and february 22nd of this year, the department of building inspection came out and inspected and give the final approval for this beginning e dbi found it met the setback requirements that's the background two argument this appeal should be depend first everything is approved by the city on the up-and-up mr. sanchez will back up that and second the appellant has not presented any evidence that the deck is within the setback no engineering report no measurements work or, no anything other than

gary. >> hello good evening my name is peter i'm the attorney for the permit holder 3 basic issues to goo what i think that is easier if people know where we're going first give you a little bit of background second two arguments to why the appeal to be denied and 3 other issues the commissioners should think about first of all, the background that had been confirmed by mr. sanchez today is that on january 27, 2016, permit was filed with dbi for revision to the permit that approved the deck updated the measurement and following and compromise by the appellant on january 29th the permit was approved and february 22nd of this year, the department of building inspection came out and inspected and give the final approval for this beginning e dbi found it met the setback requirements that's the background two argument this appeal should be depend first everything is approved by the city on the up-and-up mr. sanchez will back up that and second the appellant has not presented any evidence that the deck is within the setback no engineering report no measurements work or, no anything other than

gary. glad to have you with us bob writes in and says he's happy that the time zone, the daylight saving time in the now back to being on par with us which is great. peter says why pick on oligarchs, talking about the panama papers. he says google, apple, starbucks, microsoft, they're each engaged in assets hiding. buying up the west coast of u.s. and canada. the amounts low in terms of the individual behavior. and also points out this is only one side of the story in terms of the leak. the law firm involved specializes in setting up offshore companies in tax havens. and they claim that they haven't done anything wrong. so important that we get all the details as this story continues to be rolled out. barry wants to know how much copper annually will be needed in the future to globally manufacture the growing number of electric and hybrid automobiles. i don't know, but it's a really good question, whether or not the price of copper going up because of, for example, tesla and the likes. >>> coming. here on the show, f1 petro heads landing in bahrain as the season gets under way. find out which racer crossed the checkered flag first. that coming up in jus